American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... Varieties . The New York Sun states that some of the new varieties of potatoes have begun to rot , and attributes the cause of the disease to the use of unnatural means to obtain great growth . It claims that the people were desirous of ...
... Varieties . The New York Sun states that some of the new varieties of potatoes have begun to rot , and attributes the cause of the disease to the use of unnatural means to obtain great growth . It claims that the people were desirous of ...
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... varieties will naturally inter- est the horticulturist more than any other . Of the sixty varieties under cultivation , the best for market have been thinned down to only ten , and even a few of these could be spared ; still amateurs ...
... varieties will naturally inter- est the horticulturist more than any other . Of the sixty varieties under cultivation , the best for market have been thinned down to only ten , and even a few of these could be spared ; still amateurs ...
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... varieties . The Beurre Diel has few branches , but very strong fruit spurs ; still does not bear early . The Andrews Pear is one of the best new varieties , of delicious quality , and fine skin , very smooth , nice to handle ; still ...
... varieties . The Beurre Diel has few branches , but very strong fruit spurs ; still does not bear early . The Andrews Pear is one of the best new varieties , of delicious quality , and fine skin , very smooth , nice to handle ; still ...
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